Re: [orca-list] Automatic focus mode switching GUI and what to do about radio buttons?



Hi Joanie and all.
In my opinion radio buttons should keep me in browse mode.
I suspect that there are sites that do not announce correctly the description of a radio button when in focus mode.

You can try the following:
1. Go to http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_form_radio

2. Press orca_key+a two times so that sticky mode is on.

3. Press tab until you find the submit button.

4. Press shift+tab. Orca anounces a radio button.

5. Press down/up arrow.

In my environment orca reads female but does not read the male correctly. Orca only reads radio button.
Thanks.

On 08/19/2014 03:53 AM, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
Hey all.

I just added GUI options (to the application preferences for Gecko) so
that one could configure when to auto switch into focus mode. Please test.

Two related notes:
1. I've still not updated the documentation. I shall do that once all
    the new features for this cycle are decided. Which brings me to:
2. Thoughts on whether or not radio buttons are auto-focus-mode widgets?
    Unlike check boxes, at least some GUIs (including web apps) let you
    choose the selected item by arrowing. Currently, Orca is overriding /
    preventing that. And James Teh told me that NVDA switches to focus
    mode for radio buttons. Should Orca do the same, or should radio
    buttons keep you in browse mode?

Thanks, as always, for your testing and feedback!
--joanie
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